Lubrication Engineers- Duolec LE- what number?
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Lubrication Engineers- Duolec LE- what number?
Here is the spec sheet - http://www.le-inc.com/productGrid.jsp
Go down part way and hit the link for - Duolec® Vari-Purpose Gear Lubricants (1601-1609)
You will then get a PDF spec sheet, see page 2
I forgot to look at the label of my old container and would like to order a couple quarts today and can't recall what number
All I recall is the weight debate that has taken place over what's the best number to use
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Go down part way and hit the link for - Duolec® Vari-Purpose Gear Lubricants (1601-1609)
You will then get a PDF spec sheet, see page 2
I forgot to look at the label of my old container and would like to order a couple quarts today and can't recall what number
All I recall is the weight debate that has taken place over what's the best number to use
Thanks
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Have called my contact in Hilton, might be a nice VFR ride up there on Thursday, when I'm on vacation
And I picked up a nice tip on here, take the new bottle and put it in a bucket of hot water a good 15 minutes before trying to pump it up into the diff. The water warms it up and makes it a tad thinner and easy to push through the hand pump. Clever.
Have called my contact in Hilton, might be a nice VFR ride up there on Thursday, when I'm on vacation
And I picked up a nice tip on here, take the new bottle and put it in a bucket of hot water a good 15 minutes before trying to pump it up into the diff. The water warms it up and makes it a tad thinner and easy to push through the hand pump. Clever.
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Have called my contact in Hilton, might be a nice VFR ride up there on Thursday, when I'm on vacation
And I picked up a nice tip on here, take the new bottle and put it in a bucket of hot water a good 15 minutes before trying to pump it up into the diff. The water warms it up and makes it a tad thinner and easy to push through the hand pump. Clever.
Have called my contact in Hilton, might be a nice VFR ride up there on Thursday, when I'm on vacation
And I picked up a nice tip on here, take the new bottle and put it in a bucket of hot water a good 15 minutes before trying to pump it up into the diff. The water warms it up and makes it a tad thinner and easy to push through the hand pump. Clever.
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